Need to use microsoft excel for my school work

Product key of microsoft office standard 2007 for school work- (KGFVY-7733B-8WCK9-KTG64-BC7D8) Copy it and continue ur installation...enjoy

If you need a version of MS Office to do schoolwork, but can't afford one, then try downloading the freeware 'OpenOffice', available at this link: http://www.openoffice.org/
It's free 'forever', and with just two or three very easy configurations, you can begin 'saving' and 'opening' any MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint files for school that are completely compatible with your school computers that have the 'Genuine' Windows Products installed!
If you really are talking about needing an actual operating system, then try 'Ubuntu'--it's easy to install, it will run on anything, even 'Apple' computers, and you even get free tech support from the major tech schools that make it--it's actually part of their student grading system to help you in the future!
Here's that link! http://www.ubuntu.com/
I use both, on one PC! (lots of folks do)

Unfortunately the only way to find out your key is to contact Microsoft. It is illegal for someone to just send you a copy of their license key.

Search online for the PRODUKEY software.

Download it, install it, and run it.

If Microsoft Office 2003 is installed on your computer, then PRODUKEY will tell you what license-key was used when Office was installed.

 

Or, access http://office.microsoft.com and search for "Word Viewer" or "Excel Viewer" or "PowerPoint Viewer", and download and install these programs.

These programs are FREE software to allow you to "view", but not "change', documents created by all versions of Microsoft Office.

 

do you have the recovery CD?...most laptops have the recovery software preinstalled ...for instances like this...have you tried restore to a month ago or two? otherwise $$$.oo

Hello ajmarsipti_d,

I might suggest using some of Microsoft's predesigned Templates. Look through all of the ones, and find one that is best suited for your requirements . HERE



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Mark

For the same exemple you can try this:
=COUNTIF(A1:A4,"=George Washington School")

http://trial.trymicrosoftoffice.com/wwtrial/default.aspx

Above is a link to Microsofts free trial for full versions of MS Office. These last for 60 days, plently long enough for your Assignment.

Check TOOLS --> OPTIONS on the SAVE tab. See if "always make a backup copy" is checked.

From the Microsoft Office 2003 Web site:

Excel 2000 or later versions cannot directly open files created in Microsoft Works version 3.0 or later. To open a Works file in Excel, first open it in Works and use the Save As command to convert it to one of the file formats listed below. Then close the Works file and open the converted version in Excel.

• Works for Windows 2.0/Works for DOS SS
• Excel SS
• Lotus 1-2-3

To open a Microsoft Works database file in Excel, first save the file in Microsoft Works as a dBASE file, and then open the dBASE file in Excel.